Kuala Stabas

Kuala Stabas is a premium economy class train that serves the - and is under the auspices of KAI Regional Division IV Tanjungkarang.
The name of this train comes from a fishing village located in Krui, Pesisir Barat, Lampung, Indonesia.

Operating

At the beginning of its inauguration, this train was present to support the 2018 Eid transportation with a travel duration of once a day and stopping at certain stations.
However, since December 2019 this train has been running twice a day along with the removal of the Seminung and Way Umpu trains that usually crossed the Tanjungkarang-Kotabumi route.
The train itself consists of five premium economy class carriages, one dining carriage, and a generator.
Although this train uses a premium economy class, this train receives a subsidy from the national government since 1 January 2020 thanks to a submission from the local government.

Route

Note: Based on the latest train travel charts and may change at any time.
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Incident

On 18 July 2023, Kuala Stabas train crashed into a truck loaded with sugar cane at a level crossing without a gate in Blambangan Pagar, North Lampung. Although there were no fatalities, the locomotive of the train was damaged and its journey was disrupted.